• Outfits

    Pastels, Jeans, and Watercolor Shoes, Oh My!

    Hi everyone!TGIFrigginF…. Just kidding. I had a great week. I threw caution to the wind and sunbathed twice this week. I promise I put sunscreen on my face… I read style magazines (from the library,of course) and am finally gonna plant some flowers this year! Really!My yard is dandelion palooza. Maybe I can just plant those?I also cleaned my white (what-was-I-thinking) patio furniture. WARNING: Don’t use bleach while the furniture is on your deck. You get the picture…Oh Yeah, and I can get my entire lower body back into my skinny jeans!All in all, a great week 😉

  • Outfits

    Grunge Kitsch

    Are Ya With Me?Here in the Natti, it is still freezing, so I have to get in as many warmies as I can. Like my Kurt Cobain sweater and this thrifted hand-knit scarf I snagged yesterday. Still, even with Spring just around the corner, I will never let go of my black love affair. I embrace my dark side….With a little kitsch on the side for dramatic cat lady effect 😉

  • Outfits

    Weekend Wear

    Just another Saturday, another vintage tee…This one is from the grungefather of rock & roll,Neil Young, 1983.Thanks, Honey! vintage T-straps & scarf pastel nails – not sure if I like em’…Hope your weekend is going great!xXx

  • Outfits

    Right Here, Right Now

    Truer words have never been spoken… Since beginning this blog, I have found myself trying new looks, and at times, wearing stuff just for the sake of a good post. Those days have long passed, thank goodness. However, since I’ve gained a bit of weight, I look through my closet and think “What was I thinking”? I do miss my little vintage numbers and can’t wait to fit back into them again. Til then, I am drawn to my eclectic boho side. I am preferring basics with accessories. Or ‘basically’ just being me, right now, as I am! This is…

  • Food

    A Slice of Paris ☕️

    A few years ago, mom & I trekked through an unfamiliar part of Khar West to find a (then) newly opened French patisserie & tea house. Even though Mumbai is a large metropolis, I’ve always bemoaned the lack of truly multicultural cuisine in Mumbai. There are tons of themed placed – Chinese, Japanese, Korean, French but most of the dishes are heavily adapted to suit local tastes. It makes good business sense, but you never truly get authentic world food. This place was different. Sure, it was charming. But the food was really authentic too! We stuck to desserts on…

  • Travel

    Exploring the Chail Sanctuary ⛰️

    Shimla and its neighboring areas have always been my favorite getaway. No matter how many times I visit, I always end up discovering something new every time or end with a different experience. I remember, a couple of years ago, during my college summer holidays, we were planning a trek through Himachal. But being the peak travel season, it was hard to find travel and stay options within our meager student budget. After a lot of online searches, we found a cheap cab from Delhi to Shimla. The capital city was swarmed with tourists fleeing the heat of the plains…

  • Travel

    How to Pass Time When You’re on a Long Journey 🚞

    Traveling is one of the best ways to give your mind a break from the monotonous routine of your life. It’s a chance to visit countries and experience different cultures. Since it’s so popular it’s no wonder why so many people start travel blogs. These usually show people which places to visit, where to eat, how to plan their trip, what to look out for if they’re traveling alone and many other tips. However, reaching your destination takes time and some places take a long time to reach. So the question is what to do with the time? Get a…